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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1945

Page

3

Here's Your Infantry Show Inspires War Bond Drive

Montanans join in the Mighty Seventh War Loan effort as Sgt. Brown of Billings recaps earning the Bronze Star during a midnight banzai raid. The army presentation includes 37 enlisted men, two officers, a static weapons exhibit, and a 30 piece band will parade through Butte to promote bond sales.

Dean Sgt. Brown Joseph W. Stillwell Army Ground Forces Murray Clinic Main Granite Streets Butte

Okinawa Conquest Near as Forces Collapse Japanese Resistance

The Japanese garrison on Okinawa nears collapse with an estimated 20 000 or fewer troops. U S Marines and Army units led by Maj Gen Lemuel C Shepherd and Col Alan Shapley advance on Naha and Chinen peninsulas while Navy ships shell ahead. The week also reports on near total control of the island, reduced pockets, and casualties among destroyers Morrison and Luce with postponed local church events.

Okinawa U. S Pacific Nakagasaki Bay Lemuel C. Shepherd Naha Associated Press al Copking Alan Shapley Army Seventh Division Chinen Gusichan John H Mickey) Finn 32Nd Regiment Doughboys Finn Tenth Oroku Nimitz Navy Department Washington Morrison Luce

Law to Prevent Losses by Producers Sought

Six Republican senators on the banking committee urged amending the price control act to protect producers processors and manufacturers from losses as a new extension is debated. Taft of Ohio leads the push with five colleagues to add two changes they say will assure the economy and provide lawful protection.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Senate Taft Ohio

O. E. S. Matron Is Feted by Chapter

Daisy chapter No. 20 O. E. S. held a special meeting in Twin Bridges on June 5 with about 65 attendees. Worthy Grand Matron Nellie Yale Hauberg of Helena made an official visit, honored by corsage presents from Rainbow girls Lillian Cox and others, as visiting dignitaries from Butte Billings Dillon Lima and Sheridan were welcomed along with grand officers and committee members.

Twin Bridges Worthy Nellie Yale Hauberg Helena Rainbow Girls Lillian Cox Malba Warden Alicia Ann Shular Norma McLaughlin Sally Joe Telin Shirley Shearer Donna Rae Galahan Hauberg Hattie Hadzor Butte Palma Coon Billings Esther Shaw Dillon Vera Jenkins Lima Grand Ruth Florence Keller Grand Electa R. D. Curry I. D. Hadzor

London Searched for Von Ribbentrop in City Streets

London reporters say Ace Army investigators were alerted that Joachim von Ribbentrop former German foreign minister and Nazi leader might be walking London streets in disguise. A responsible source noted the possibility amid recent German escape attempts to Ireland on forged papers.

London Ace Army Joachim von Ribbentrop Army von Ribbentrop Ireland Britain

Prisoners End Strike at Fort Douglas

All but 11 Italian prisoners of war returned to work at Fort Douglas Utah after a four day strike. The action aimed to win civilian-style working hours for POW labor and was resolved with most detainees going back to duties.

Fort Douglas Utah

Mindanao and Luzon Advances Highlight WWII Fronts

Allied forces push along Mindanao’s Davao region with the 24th and 31st divisions driving west and taking hills near Mintal while the 37th division advances in the Cagayan valley. In Luzon the 38th division seizes Mount Lamita as MacArthur reports gains across southern Mindanao and presses campaigns northeast of Manila and in the Tarakan and Borneo theaters.

Mindanao Davao City Ula 31St Pulangi River Douglas MacArthur 37Th Cagayan Valley Philippines Luzon Santa Fe Manila Wawadam Borneo Tarakan Melbourne Hill 102 Montana Standard Butte Percy Clarkson Chico River Baguio William C. Chase Mount Lamita Marikina Mount Purro Davao Roscoe Woodruff Mintal Thai Town Formosa Asiatic Indo-China British North Borneo

Denmark Seated at Conference Discusses World Security

Denmark participates in a conference with 14 leading nations as the executive committee weighs if it can decide issues or only discuss and recommend. Debates focus on reference power versus ruling authority in steering committees, with decisions pending on a secretary general election and deputy powers.

New World Security Organization Executive Committee

Dan T. McKittrick Leads Anaconda Smeltermen Union

ANACONDA, June 5. Dan T McKittrick elected president of the Anaconda Mill and Smelter men’s union No. 117 at its annual election. Other officers named include Mike Sestrich and John Emmons. State CIO ballots show Mike Lacey leading president race in Butte with 230 votes and Anaconda’s John Morris receiving 596 for governor.

Anaconda Dan T McKittrick Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen's Union No. 117 Mike J. Kelly H. C. Farlin Mike Sestrich John Si) Emmons Charles McLean Edward Corcoran Ole Stokke James P. Corrigan Paul Tonkovich William Fedderson C.I.O Mike Lacey Butte John McLeod Dave Grant Great Falls John Morris Jack Byrnes Tony Petroneo

Fight Over MVA to Reopen Next Fall

Washington June 5 The fight over the Missouri Valley Authority will be reopened next fall with a hearing set for Sept 17 before the Senate irrigation subcommittee chaired by Sen Overton. The bill by Sen Murray to establish an MVA advanced earlier through the commerce committee which gave an unfavorable report and will go to agriculture for more review.

Washington Missouri Valley Authority Overton D-La Senate Irrigation Murray D-Mont Senate Commerce Committee Senate Agriculture

Mata Hari Spy Dancer's Real Name Revealed

The famous wartime spy Mata Hari is identified as Margaret Gertrude Zeller, a Dutch Javanese dancer.

Mata-Hari Margaret Gertrude Zeller

Banks Will Handle Cattle Payments

Washington June 5 Cattle feeders will receive subsidy payments directly from local banks. The War Food Administration outlined a 50 cent per 500weight payment for cattle averaging 800 pounds or more to spur heavier weights and better distribution to authorized slaughterers. Eligible feeders will receive sight drafts redeemable immediately by local banks.

Washington War Food Administration WFA

Mitscher says Japanese suicide plane threat shrinking daily

Vice Admiral Marc Mitscher, commander in the Okinawa operations, stated the Japanese suicide plane menace is daily being reduced and will be further cut. He noted only about 10 percent of enemy planes penetrate air defenses, with 90 percent of those shot down and the remainder largely ineffective. He urged pushing west to finish the affair, predicting no early Japanese surrender.

Washington Marc A. Mitscher Okinawa Mitscher Navy Department Pacific

Tire thieves take worthless buy. burglars misfire

Sheriff deputies O Barnicoat and Jerry Harrington reported a burglary at the Frosty Winter Tire and Service warehouse. The thieves stole a load of used tires deemed worthless and beyond repair, leaving investigators amused at the mismatch.

O. Barnicoat Jerry Harrington Tire and Service Company

Allied Agreement Sets Up Joint German Occupation

Eisenhower flies to Berlin to sign the postwar plan with Zhukov Montgomery and de Lattre de Tassigny. Four occupation zones created with joint control for the greater Berlin area. Germany must surrender arms and war materials and release prisoners. War criminals to be handed over and communications assets to be destroyed or turned over. An Austria joint control announcement is anticipated, possibly tempered by the 1943 Moscow declaration.

Germany Dwight D. Eisenhower Berlin Marshal Zhukov Sir Bérnard Montgomery Britain Jean de Lattre de Tassigny France United Nations Greater Russia United States Washington Moscow London Paris Austria

Anaconda Approves Bond Proposal

Deer Lodge county voters backed a highway debenture measure by nearly four to one in a general election with about 12.5 percent turnout. The tally stood 333 in favor and 89 against across 16 of 17 precincts, with 422 cast against a registration of 3,343.

Anaconda Deer Lodge

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